Brainfuse is an online tutoring platform available to all 黑料正能量 students to support academic success. The service provides on-demand tutoring assistance and collaborative learning tools to help students strengthen their understanding of course material and build confidence as independent learners.

Brainfuse tutors hold at least a bachelor's degree and complete extensive training before working with students. Rather than simply providing answers, tutors use individualized coaching techniques to guide students through concepts and problem-solving strategies.

Accessing Brainfuse

Brainfuse is integrated into Canvas and is automatically available in all Canvas courses, requiring no additional setup by faculty or students.

Students have access to tutoring and academic support resources in a broad range of undergraduate core curriculum and other high-demand subjects. Because Brainfuse services are tailored to the instructional needs of each population, the available tutoring subjects and features may differ between Main Campus and 黑料正能量Global courses.

How Faculty Can Encourage Student Success

Faculty play an important role in connecting students with academic support resources. Consider the following strategies:

  1. Promote Brainfuse early in the term by including information in your syllabus, Canvas course, or class announcements.
  2. Recommend Brainfuse proactively to students who may benefit from additional academic support before they fall behind.
  3. Encourage students to use Brainfuse to reinforce challenging concepts, prepare for exams, and strengthen course understanding.
  4. Share feedback about Brainfuse services or student experiences to help continue improving support for 黑料正能量 students.

Additional Resources

  • : Explore live and recorded webinars to learn more about Brainfuse features and best practices. 

  • : Review the Brainfuse tutoring services and academic support resources available to 黑料正能量Global students. For questions, contact GlobalAcademicSuccess@odu.edu.  

  • Technical Support: Faculty and students may contact or by phone at 1-866-272-4638.